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If you cant find live music this weekend you probably couldnt hit water after falling out of a boat. Tonight at the Stutsman County Fairgrounds Lost Highway will take the stage. The band is an up an...
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The 2009 Stutsman County Invitational tournament is set to open on Thursday at the Civic Center. Napoleon is the No. 1 seed and the Imperials will square off with No. 8 Central Prairie at 3 p.m. in th...
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Wind farm ordinance to be considered

A proposed wind farm ordinance for Stutsman County took another step toward reality Tuesday when the Stutsman County Planning and Zoning Committee held a hearing on the proposed rules. The ordinance will now be considered by the Stutsman County Commission at its July 7 meeting along with a recommendation from the zoning committee to lower the permit fee.

By Keith Norman , June 17, 2009

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County committee has final hearing on wind farm ordinance

The Stutsman County Zoning and Planning Committee held a final hearing on a proposed commercial wind farm ordinance this morning. The next step in the process is consideration by the Stutsman County Commission set for July 7.

By Keith Norman , June 16, 2009

Williams presents on fair at Kiwanis

At last week’s Kiwanis meeting, Leo Johs introduced the speaker, Mike Williams, treasurer of the Stutsman County Fair, who spoke on the upcoming 112th annual fair and shared history on the fair. This year’s fair is set for July 8-11.

June 09, 2009

County approves tax exemption for fertilizer facility

The Stutsman County Commission on Thursday approved a five-year tax exemption for a planned bulk dry fertilizer facility planned by Gavilon Grain. The facility is to be located with Gavilon’s grain elevator commonly known as Peavey West in James-town. The plant would bring in fertilizer by unit train and then sell the fertilizer wholesale to retailers in a multi-county area.

By Keith Norman , May 22, 2009

Stutsman County ponders flood insurance program

The Stutsman County Commission heard a presentation regarding participation in the National Flood Insurance Program during a special meeting Thursday. The board took the information under advisement. “The program is voluntary to join,” said Barbara Fitzpatrick, a program coordinator for the NFIP. “All it takes is an application and a resolution.”

By Keith Norman , May 16, 2009

County focuses on road repair

Roads were the main concern dealt with by the Stutsman County Commission during its regular May meeting Tuesday. “Just on our main collectors we are looking at about $4 million in damages,” said Mike Zimmerman, county road superintendent. “The state is reviewing the report now and will decide what will be covered next week.”

By Keith Norman , May 06, 2009

Commission deals with damaged roads

Roads were the main concern dealt with by the Stutsman County Commission during its regular May meeting Tuesday.

By Keith Norman , May 05, 2009

Second Street Southwest reopens

Second Street Southwest from Fourth Avenue to Fifth Avenue was reopened to single lane traffic today, said Jerry Bergquist, Stutsman County emergency manager.

By Sun Staff , April 23, 2009

No travel advised on county roads

No travel is advised on Stutsman County and township roads, said Sheriff Dave Orr of the Stutsman County Sheriff’s Office. Overland flooding is washing out the roads in some areas, Orr said, and the county is running out of road-closed signs.

By By Sun Staff , April 14, 2009

Jamestown, Stutsman County law enforcement receive funds

Sens. Byron Dorgan and Kent Conrad and Congressman Earl Pomeroy have announced that the Department of Justice has released grants totaling $4.9 million for local law enforcement in North Dakota.

March 08, 2009

Letter to the editor: Stutsman County should have a county road board

Lately we’ve been reading about the activity of a couple county boards. Think about this: Stutsman County has had a county library board, presently with a $158,000 budget, a county weed board with a $252,000 budget, a county zoning board, a senior citizens board and a social service board.

By Judy Graves, Ypsilanti, N.D. , February 19, 2009

Zoning subcommittee moves wind ordinance plan forward

A subcommittee of the Stutsman County Planning and Zoning Commission continued work on a zoning ordinance to regulate commercial wind farms in the county Thursday.

By Keith Norman , February 14, 2009

Work goes on for wind farm zoning ordinance

Members of a subcommittee of the Stutsman County Zoning Board took another step toward creating the first county wind farm zoning ordinance in North Dakota. The group met Thursday and discussed definitions and policies of the planned ordinance.

By Keith Norman , February 06, 2009

Zoning Board hears wind presentations

A Stutsman County Zoning Board subcommittee is continuing its work to draft a wind zoning ordinance. During a meeting Thursday it heard presentations from Kevin Cramer, public service commissioner for North Dakota, and people involved with the wind industry.

By Keith Norman , January 30, 2009

County to consider disaster declaration

The Stutsman County Commission decided Tuesday to consider a disaster declaration next month due to the difficulties of removing snow on county roads. The action was taken during the commission’s regular meeting as part of the report from Mike Zimmerman, county road superintendent. “For the last 28 days we’ve been spending $10,340 per day on snow removal,” Zimmerman said. “We’ve had some of our crews working 29 days straight.”

By Keith Norman , January 21, 2009

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